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Building an Effective Point of Sale (POS) System for Modern Culinary Businesses
Deliti Food Project (FnB) is an innovative food business operating with a kitchen-only (ghost kitchen/dark kitchen) model. Without a physical dining space, the business relies 100% on online and takeout orders through multiple channels: GrabFood, GoFood, ShopeeFood, its website, and its own app. A proper Point of Sale (POS) system will serve as the operational backbone, integrating all sales channels, managing ingredient inventory from farmers and supermarkets, and optimizing order distribution to the nearest kitchen with sufficient ingredients.
📌 POS FOR DELITI FOOD PROJECT: 4 MAIN PILLARS
SIMPLE POS LOGIC:
THE RESULTS:
- Closer to customers, helping you build a wider connection.
- Ensures price wars for delivery services are minimized.
- Identifies "Hot Locations" to help decide where to build new kitchens.
- Ensures efficiency keeps increasing.
3 ESSENTIAL REPORTS FOR DELITI:
REPORT 1: "Which Platform is Most Profitable?"
Not just which one has the most orders, but which one leaves you with the best profit after service fees. Example: GoFood might have high volume but high commissions, vs. your own website which has fewer orders but zero commission.
REPORT 2: "Star Menus & High-Turnover Ingredients"
Identify the top 5 best-selling items to focus your promotions. See which ingredients run out fastest for better shopping management.
REPORT 3: "Efficiency Per Kitchen"
Compare how fast each kitchen finishes an order. Compare their stock accuracy.
FOR DELITI, A POS ISN'T JUST A CASH REGISTER:
The POS is the "operational brain" of your business.
- Reduces Manual Errors: No missed orders or wrong kitchen assignments.
- Minimizes Waste: Controlled stock; ingredients used exactly as ordered.
- Increases Service Speed: Orders go straight to the ready kitchen.
- Provides Business Clarity: Decisions based on data, not feelings.
Step 1
Find a Cloud POS provider that is already integrated with GrabFood/GoFood and accessible via tablet/phone.
Step 2
Start with basic features: Centralized dashboard and simple stock management.
Step 3
Develop gradually: Add the kitchen routing logic and deeper analytics later.
- Ghost Kitchen Model: No need for dining table features or physical cashier counters.
- Dual Supply Chain: Needs a system that can handle both Farmers and Supermarkets.
- Centralized Control: Multi-kitchen management from one single point.